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Pitchfork Staff Member says ??Hi? to real life woman
Other staffers admonish one of their own for ??selling out?
[Posted Friday, January 22nd, 2004 06:00:00 Popdork Pacific Time]
Jed Maheu reports:
Last Friday at a Pretty Girls Make Graves show, Pitchfork staff member Andy Ward said ??Hi? to an actual woman. This marks the first time a member of the Pitchfork staff has made direct verbal contact with someone of the opposite sex. Normally content with sitting in his mother??s basement eating Cheetos and watching bootlegged Jawbreaker videos, Andy somehow got the courage to speak openly to a girl at last Friday??s show. The ??Hi? in question came in direct response to ticket girl Mollie Neuman??s ??that??ll be twelve dollars please.? Although ??here ya go? or ??thanks? would have been a more appropriate response this does show progress in Andy??s attempt to mix within his peer group. When asked what he thought of Andy??s attempt at conversation with a female, fellow staffer Jon Slade was quick to point out that ??although it would be nice to have a female friend someday, I think that Andy has lost all sense of his indie cred.? Jon then quickly scurried away into a nearby Japanese toy shop and emerged hours later with what looked to be smeared chocolate on his face and ??Pocky? sticks hanging out of his back pocket. Andy??s previous verbal encounters with women have included crying when his 6 year old cousin Sandy broke his Clikitat Ikatowi tape and his trip to the nurse??s office in 4th grade after some older kids hit him in the head with a kick-ball.